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Dorrie wrote:

tonypark wrote:

Dorrie wrote:

tonypark wrote:

Dorrie wrote:

tonypark wrote:

Dorrie wrote:

My Mum had a saying years ago \"Fur coat no drawers\"
wonder what that means Mr P.:whistle:

Think the most common view is....Got fur coat from a rich guy by wearing no pants xxxx :whistle:

Bit cold then,fur drawers would be good idea:whistle:

If worn inside out...they could also be very arousing
xxxx :whistle: :lol:

Heres me .....Taylor to Royalty and offering my services....rejection xxxx :whistle:
OHHH Lor he is off on one again!!!!!:blush: :whistle:



No....just offering a taylors opinion...if you would like to test the theory Im willing to take notes xxxx :whistle:

Yeah I was right he is off on one,somebody tie him down:lol: :whistle:

Moving swiftly on what is the meaning of
\"Dont throw the baby out with the bath water\"??

Dorrie wrote:

Moving swiftly on what is the meaning of
\"Dont throw the baby out with the bath water\"??

My understanding has always been...Baby represents goodness and wanted...bathwater represents waste and unwanted....Never throw anything out without first checking xxxx

Genius my friend,would never have thought of that.

If you were in Scotland and someone gave you a \"skelp round the heid\"what would you get?

Dorrie wrote:

If you were in Scotland and someone gave you a \"skelp round the heid\"what would you get?

Slap on the head ???? :sick:

Correct
In Scotland if someone says you are cannie,what does that mean?

Dorrie wrote:

Correct
In Scotland if someone says you are cannie,what does that mean?

Also used in Newcastle ..meaning....Liked....clever...easy-going...good-egg xxxx :whistle:

Correct:)
Roamin in the Glomin what does it mean?

Strolling through the Scotish countryside xxxx

Spot on